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This 24-minute tutorial shows you exactly how to create AI UGC with GPT-6 Astra from scratch but making the UGC is the easy part the real advantage is turning it into a system that can consistently find what works and scale it that's exactly what this article breaks down:... → find UGC formats already going viral → use Astra to reverse-engineer why they work → generate new variations from those patterns → batch-create a full week of content → let your agent + Postiz organize, schedule and distribute it → track the winners and use them to build the next batch one viral format becomes dozens of pieces of content and the whole loop starts again watch the tutorial below, then read the article for the complete workflow👇show more

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ronix ⎋4 days ago

this is basically building a content engine instead of making content one by one

karla ❀4 days ago

using the winners as input for the next batch is such a simple but powerful idea

liam.4 days ago

turning one winning format into a whole week of content is huge

matt4 days ago

the reverse engineering part with Astra is probably the most useful bit

fred4 days ago

this is where UGC gets interesting, not creation but the feedback loop

Pedro Pérez4 days ago

totally agree, its simpler than people think

robert.4 days ago

okay i see why this is printing money rn

FlowOps Daily4 days ago

GPT 6 and Nico This 24 minute tutorial are the details that make this post concrete.

Pee✌️💜4 days ago

Gpt is definitely making it easy for Creators

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